Sentence examples for powerful underpinning from inspiring English sources

The Dutch ministry of security and justice called the judgment a powerful underpinning of the present policy, adding that it saw grounds to appeal against the ruling that said turning coffee shops into private clubs was too harsh and unnecessary.

The Dutch ministry of security and justice said the ruling was "a powerful underpinning of the present policy".

In the case of these art misrepresentations, falsification is an overlooked but powerful underpinning of historic anti-Semitism.

The "living with constant threat" element of coercion is well understood, but being controlled through having no access to your own earnings can be a powerful factor underpinning abusive relationships – and is not obvious at all.

But Mr Maliki was under pressure from the most powerful Shia leaders underpinning his government, as well as from his allies in Iran, to hurry the Americans out.

In fact, one discovery of contemporary research in social psychology and social neuroscience is the powerful emotional underpinning of what we once thought of as cool, untroubled, mature moral deliberation.

Although the BDS was increasingly criticized by the 1980s, thanks to the promise of drug treatments and demand for more 'sensitive' scales, it had nevertheless served its purpose by underpinning a powerful cognitive frame around which several groups, including funding bodies and new patient associations, identified common interests and formulated policies (Fox, 2000: 2000.

Such knowledge also underpins powerful genome engineering methods that use customized endonucleases, including clustered regulatory interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR)/Cas-based RNA-guided nucleases, to make targeted chromosomal DSBs (3).

Quantitative trait locus (QTL) analysis is a powerful method to study the genetics underpinning quantitative variation in GS profiles.

Recent attention in this field has focused on designing intracellular ROS-mediators as powerful cytotoxins of human cancers and identifying potentially unique toxic mechanisms underpinning their utility.

The case-only design is statistically powerful for the investigation of interactions.[17], [18] The key assumption underpinning the design is independence in the population between the stratification variable and risk factor;[19] if violated, risk estimates may be biased.